Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (26 Viewers)

[X Æ A-12]

Yea I don't expect anything. Would be nice if we could get some cash from it

 

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[Fab Fragment]

What human rights were violated?

 

[s4tch]

What human rights were violated?

right to treated fair by a court, that one certainly

that trial was a fucking joke

 

[LiquidPLP]

right to treated fair by a court, that one certainly

that trial was a fucking joke

Plus not enough time to prepare to defend himself.

 

[U Picciriddu]

Justice will be served

 

[Fab Fragment]

At the very least, Inter must be forced to play one season in skirts.

 

[duranfj]

Nowadays SM are a cheap and powerful PR tool, even if we don't get anything out of this trial, we should use it to show everyone that the real bad guys are the others, specially Merda, and almost 20 years later, we are again the victims of a corrupt system ( UEFA & EPL + PSG ) and NO the bad guys as they, the saviours of football, are trying to make out

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

I just want our two Scudetti back

 

[U Picciriddu]

https://www.world-today-news.com/ca...-the-appeal-heres-what-can-happen-first-page/

A bit more info. Seems like a positive start, finally

 

[Strickland]

Netflix has a new docuseries Bad sports about crime in sports, Calciopoli is the 3rd episode, the story is mainly told by the prosecutor and investigator. It seems to have a lot of holes, but it's interesting to see the case from their perspective.

 

[s4tch]

Netflix has a new docuseries Bad sports about crime in sports, Calciopoli is the 3rd episode, the story is mainly told by the prosecutor and investigator. It seems to have a lot of holes, but it's interesting to see the case from their perspective.

those two corrupt scumbags must be some authentic resource to tell the story. did they explain why they didn't present any wiretaps other than those related to juventus, and why they ignored anything that would compromise inda? did they explain their take on the palazzi papers with the conclusion that inda should have been relegated? can't wait to see.

 

[Strickland]

those two corrupt scumbags must be some authentic resource to tell the story. did they explain why they didn't present any wiretaps other than those related to juventus, and why they ignored anything that would compromise inda? did they explain their take on the palazzi papers with the conclusion that inda should have been relegated? can't wait to see.

Of course they didn't, it's extremely one sided, just like the whole scandal.

Most of it is about Juve, the only "ref mistakes" in Juve favor shown in the series is against Milan, and then in the end they casually mention that Milan receives a big point penalty as well for their involvement.

 

[Bianconero81]

https://football-italia.net/federal-prosecutor-investigates-suspicious-serie-a-transfers/

Fuck this. Another case brewing?

 

[Buck Fuddy]

https://football-italia.net/federal-prosecutor-investigates-suspicious-serie-a-transfers/

Fuck this. Another case brewing?

Would be about time they do something about this. (Everywhere obviously, not only in Italy.)

 

[Bianconero81]

Would be about time they do something about this. (Everywhere obviously, not only in Italy.)

I hope we can get away with a fine and a slight points deduction.

 

[U Picciriddu]

Our transfers are inflated due to the U23 anyway.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Does Max have a contract for Serie B?

 

[Gep]

Netflix has a new docuseries Bad sports about crime in sports, Calciopoli is the 3rd episode, the story is mainly told by the prosecutor and investigator. It seems to have a lot of holes, but it's interesting to see the case from their perspective.

I watched that only last week. Moggi never actually locked the ref inside. He was joking but they took it seriously. I don’t like being lied to.

 

[JuveJay]

I watched that only last week. Moggi never actually locked the ref inside. He was joking but they took it seriously. I don’t like being lied to.

It's one of those myths which was debunked by Paparesta pretty quickly yet it endures to this day.

 

[BIG DADDY!!!]

The Federal Prosecutor has opened an investigation into 62 suspicious transfers in Serie A, studying the exchange deals and capital gains due to possibly inflated valuations.

La Repubblica and Il Tempo claim a new possible transfer scandal has arrived on the table of Federal Prosecutor Giuseppe Chiné.

The reports claim COVISOC, the Supervisory Commission for Serie A clubs sent a detailed report to the Prosecutor and to the FIGC President Gabriele Gravina, asking them to look into the matter.

The supervisor claims certain businesses might have had significant impact on the accounts of various clubs in the top flight.
Napoli are cited for the Victor Osimhen affair, as four players moved to LOSC Lille for a total value of €20m and two of them are now in Serie D, one in Serie C and the fourth has remained in France without playing.

Juventus have 42 transfers on the list, with 21 players exchanged for a total of €90m, but the money that actually changed hands was just over €3m.

The case is now at the FIGC Prosecutor’s Office, who are yet to open any proceedings. But Federal Prosecutor Chiné is studying the documents and it’s not excluded that a case could be opened in the future.



New scandal brewing?

Paratici still managing to screw us.